Nikki Vanner

Hello Planet Reigate.

Hello Planet Reigate.

Yes, so this all came about following the opening of our Macmillan Centre and we realised with all these patients that were coming through the door, actually we were really keen to utilise the outdoor space a little bit more.

Yes, so this all came about following the opening of our Macmillan Centre and we realised with all these patients that were coming through the door, actually we were really keen to utilise the outdoor space a little bit more.

We've got this most amazing garden and we realised with our cancer patients, the treatments that they have, they have to be very careful to protect themselves from the sun and things and with our increasingly hot summers, we really wanted a space where they could sit, enjoy the space and just have some time to themselves and appreciate where we are.

We've got this most amazing garden and we realised with our cancer patients, the treatments that they have, they have to be very careful to protect themselves from the sun and things and with our increasingly hot summers, we really wanted a space where they could sit, enjoy the space and just have some time to themselves and appreciate where we are.

It is phenomenal and it is quite mind-blowing in some ways. And it's lovely to know that the work that we do is appreciated. But to have a summer house provided, fully funded, and just hearing what people have done. So going on triathlons, I've just met the lady who's done this triathlon. And she was blushing almost.

It is phenomenal and it is quite mind-blowing in some ways. And it's lovely to know that the work that we do is appreciated. But to have a summer house provided, fully funded, and just hearing what people have done. So going on triathlons, I've just met the lady who's done this triathlon. And she was blushing almost.

They don't want any acknowledgement really, but they just wanted to do something as a thank you. I've met a husband of a wife who was diagnosed and treated with us. He wrote a book, half his therapy for him to help him sort of get through, you know, the journey that they were on and then has donated, you know, money from that to us. And we just, I can't tell you how grateful we are.

They don't want any acknowledgement really, but they just wanted to do something as a thank you. I've met a husband of a wife who was diagnosed and treated with us. He wrote a book, half his therapy for him to help him sort of get through, you know, the journey that they were on and then has donated, you know, money from that to us. And we just, I can't tell you how grateful we are.

Firstly, there seems to be no plan for a return for the much needed buses throughout Earlswood. Secondly, there's a major gap in the cycleway and path plans. They've left out Princes Road and Asylum Arch Road, despite these having a Surrey maintained path and also a cycle route.

Firstly, there seems to be no plan for a return for the much needed buses throughout Earlswood. Secondly, there's a major gap in the cycleway and path plans. They've left out Princes Road and Asylum Arch Road, despite these having a Surrey maintained path and also a cycle route.

And thirdly, there's no mention of a crossing for the A23 at Asylum Arch Road for the much needed access to Earlswood Common.

And thirdly, there's no mention of a crossing for the A23 at Asylum Arch Road for the much needed access to Earlswood Common.